Forest Avenue High School - Forester Yearbook (Dallas, TX)

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RACHEL FooTE, PH. B., M. A. EDNA Bows, B. A., M. A. EMMA H. BRowN, B. A., M. A. Dean Senior Counsel? Assistant Senior Counsellor MISS FOOTE, our dean, performs well her seemingly impos- sible task of making the students like what is good for them. With consideration and common sense she does her share of making and enforcing the thou shalt's and thou shalt not's of Forest. Day in and day out throughout the year she can be found faith- fully attending to her many duties in the office. l-fer dignity and willingness to help the students in their difficulties inspires the respect and admiration of all. MISS ROWE is the guiding light of the seniors. She has in- stilled in each one her ideals, and her willingness to help has made her an essential to each senior. This senior counsellor truly personifies patience, and because of her many endearing traits will be remembered always by the graduating classes as their lovable guide. MRS. BROWN. as assistant senior counsellor of Forest, may al- ways be found ready to help the seniors through the trials and tribulations of their last mile. She is also co-sponsor of the senior class, and her opinions and advice have aided the seniors in making their class a successful one. Faithful, ever-dependable, and considerate, Mrs. Brown is an important link in the long chain of senior activities in which she so eagerly assists. Page Thirteen

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Page Twelve BOHRD OF EDUCHTION DAVID W. CARTER, IR., M. D ...... President MBs. W'. P. ZUMWALT . . . Vice-President COMMITTEES Finance Gabe P. Allen L. O. Donald Dan D. Rogers Supply Mrs. W. P. Zurnwalt F. D. Danford L. O. Donald Rules Dan D. Rogers Mrs. W. P. Zurnwalt Mrs. T. A. Waqqoner Buildings and Sites L. O. Donald Gabe P. Allen F. D. Danford Lunchrooms Mrs. T. A. Waqqoner Dan D. Rogers Mrs. W. P. Zurnwalt Welfare F. D. Danford Mrs. T. A. Waqqoner Gabe P. Allen N. R. CROZIER L. V. STOCKARD IULIUS DORSEY Superintendent Assistant Superintendent District Superintendent oi Schools of Schools of High Schools l Yi

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Elizabeth Bagley B. A. 4 Anna C. Bryan B. A., M. A. Tura W. Dial B. A., M. A. Elizabeth Hughes B. A. Ruth Barham B. A. Mary Smith Clark B. A. Annie Gem Felder B. A., M. A. Bertha Jackson B. A., M. A. i l Now, let me see. When was Chaucer born? ENGLISH The English department, the largest in school, con- sists of twelve teachers and fifty-six classes. Three years of English are required for graduation, and those students who plan to attend college must take English for four years. Grammar and literature are alternately taught in the first three years of required study of Eng- lish. ln freshman and sophomore literature courses, the student becomes acquainted with various types of writings and their authors. In English 3, Greek and Roman Mythology are also taught. Our great Ameri- can authors are studied in the first half of the Iunior year. The entire senior year of English is devoted to English Literature. The courses of study offered in English 2, 4, and 6 combine the grammar and composition essential to a knowledge of the fundamental principles of English. Much practical work in letter writing, speech composi- tion, correct pronunciation, and etiquette is included in these courses. Thus the student has an excellent op- portunity to learn the fundamentals of grammar and composition in the English courses. Pal-'l La Bome Addie Mel5On Elizabeth Parker Edna Ro e B.A-. MA. s.A. s.A., MA. B.A